club
[klʌb] noun
GROUP 团体
ESSENTIAL countable [+ sing/pl verb]
■an organization of people with a common purpose or interest, who meet regularly and take part in shared activities 俱乐部；社团•I've just joined the local golf/squash/tennis club.我刚参加了当地的高尔夫球／壁球／网球俱乐部。 •Visitors must be accompanied by club members.来访者必须有会员陪同。 ESSENTIAL countable [+ sing/pl verb] * a team •The Orioles are an exciting club this year.黄鹂队今年的表现令人振奋。 •Stockport County Football Club斯多克港足球俱乐部 countable
■a building in which a club meets 俱乐部大楼，会所
[klʌb] noun
DANCE 跳舞
countable
■a place that people go to in order to dance and drink in the evening; a nightclub 夜总会•I went to that new club that's just opened.我去了那家新开的夜总会。
[klʌb] noun
GOLF 高尔夫球
countable
■a long, thin stick used in the game of golf to hit the ball 高尔夫球棒•a set of golf clubs一套高尔夫球棒
[klʌb] noun
WEAPON 武器
countable
■a heavy stick used as a weapon （用作武器的）棍，棒
[klʌb] noun
CARD 纸牌
countable
■a playing card showing the black sign with three leaves 梅花牌
clubs uncountable [+ sing/pl verb]
■one of the four suits in playing cards 一手梅花牌•the three of clubs梅花3
[klʌb] noun
in the club UK old-fashioned slang
■pregnant 怀孕的
[klʌb] verb transitive (-bb-)
■to beat a person or an animal, usually repeatedly, with a heavy stick or object 棒打，棒击•He was clubbed over the head.他头上挨了一棍。 •The alligators are then clubbed to death.接着短吻鳄会被乱棒打死。
[klʌb] verb transitive (-bb-)
Phrasal Verbs club together
■If a group of people club together, they share the cost of something between them 分摊费用；凑钱•If we club together, we'll be able to get her the complete dinner set.如果我们把钱凑在一起，能给她买一整套餐具。 |